as far as stop the the far as we have been many of them i mean a largely continued. for a couple of months small unlikely until we say significant rainfall thankfully we've got a couple of guys in the tory on our way conditions out more 5 year old chris to start to work on can tiny based far as but i add a cylon genes our eyes it would be impossible to get that word done in the next few days before we say the hate and we need and so i and challenge is going to be ongoing for a number of fights making sure that we've got half our foreign resources on the ground and now i've played in the great guard to respond you far as continue to support a far as we already have burning in continuing to monitor this situation and provide the community with a farce as quickly as we can look all the best you and all of your team there in the days ahead look agony for a spokesman for a merge and see control center in victoria thank you very much. preview on from the o's doors breaking news this hour turkey has moved a step closer to point troops in libya parliament's fast tracking a b

as and we far as stop the far as we have any of them i mean to largely continue. for a couple of months small unlikely until we say significant rainfall thankfully we've got a couple of guys in new tory on our way conditions out more 5 ramon 1st to stop to work on tiny based far as but i am just psylocke genes our eyes it would be impossible to get that work done in the next few days before we say the hate and we need. is going to be ongoing for a number of fights making sure that we've got half our foreign resources on the ground and now i've played in the great guard to respond you far as continue to support a far as we already have burning in continuing to march to have a situation and provide the community with the force as quickly as we can look all the best you and all of your team there in the days ahead look agony for a spokesman for your virgin see control center in victoria thank you very much. let's get you briefed now on other stories making the news raging protests or force the evacuation of staff from the u.s. embassy in baghdad. thousands demonstrat

as they did back in 9094 and even as far as. i. was especially. through the blue mountains i lost. today on that 1100000 hits his. we ran 3 fatalities. sorry fox at 3500000 hate heads we've seen. it as we said we're only still early on into us on a period without worsening air is already january and february still to come. from the news rural fire service thanks for that. thanks very much. and it's time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. russia's defense minister says its new intercontinental hypersonic. 27 times the speed of sound and can make sharp turns allowing them to evade intercept systems. iran has begun naval exercises with its russian and chinese allies. are taking place near. the world's oil tankers. as the drills show the country will not be isolated on the high seas. muslims in indonesia have been protesting outside the chinese embassy in jakarta demanding an end to the. government run internment camps china calls these prison camps reeducation facilities. the world's large

as far as. the the far as we have many of them are we to largely continue. for a couple of months small largely until we say significant rainfall thankfully we've got a couple of guys inventory in our way conditions out more 5 1st to start to work on tiny they far as but i i just psylocke g.'s our eyes also to get that work done in the next few days before we say the hate and we need. to challenge is going to be ongoing for a number of weeks making sure that we've got half our foreign resources on the ground and now i've played in the great guard to respond you far as continue to support a far as we already have burning in continuing to mars a situation and provide the community with it for us as quickly as we can all the best you and all of your team there in the days ahead look for a spokesman for you mergence the control center in victoria thank you very much the former renault nissan c.e.o. carlos going has apparently jumped balun japan where he was waiting trial on financial misconduct char

in communities that far away so those 4 hours are significant the 4 of. sydney's famous skyline is envelop in a veil of smoke the city is just 75 kilometers from one of the main fire source says it suffering some of the worst smog ever more heat drought and wind are forecast and that means the fires burning. across now to sydney and speak to journalist andrea leslie hi andrea we've been looking at these pictures from sydney we know it's a city that's normally so proud of its clean air and clear skies but it's looking almost apocalyptic what's it like being there right now living there. well lost really is changing jared here at the moment papal staying inside schools making sure that the kids don't go out at lunch sports events canceled and just generally that very strange watch that's caused by tons and tons of smoke about the city for a number of wakes now so it's certainly different for those people living in the middle of the city people are wearing mosques around the city as they go to work but for those obviously on the far fronts especially south w

where anti-semitism for the far right announces itself the far left comes cloaked in language that isvery familiar to american jewish tongue and all the liberal and progressives. it's as we want social justice. universal brotherhood of man. on the far left requires jewish zombies. it says to the jew you can live in a jewish body all that is required of you is that you need to publicly disavow jewish culture, jewish ideas, ideas, power, jewish statehood and whatever the new line is and is constantly moving. it looks like the spanish inquisition jews have to convert to catholicism. the soviet union looks like disavowing their god and ritual practice not to circumcise your son. and what it looks like today is people across the pond the labour party in great britain you can be a jew you just have to convert to disavowed the jewish state and the movement for jewish liberation and self-determination. so again it is in seeking those jews but less of a threat. and is much more institutional. thank god is not someone walking around with a gun, at least not yet. that the jews will not replace u

that could become a menaced experts saying the boom in mixed martial arts fighting has allowed the far right groups in germany to recruit new it's. time for welcome to the program pope francis has announced sweeping changes to the way the roman catholic church deals with cases of sex abuse he has removed what's known as papal secrecy from accusations trials and decisions involving such abuse critics accuse the church of using the rule to justify decisions to keep these cases away from civil authorities believe this reporting sexual abuse to the police without commission risks to being excommunicated. from to. these religious affairs analyst martin jacko welcome us and political secrecy this is about the heart of this announcement just displaying to us what that is the difficult secrecy is basically the bolasie that is instituted through church law that cases of prince question of the for and swords including sexual abuse but also i mean whatever other transgression could happen within the context of the church things such as say priests not appropriately office not appropriately taking

way just putting it back in time and law in detroit prevent far from getting towards coastal villages already more than 850 homes have been raised in new south wales. authorities are also working to protect infrastructure surrounding a vital dam west of sydney that provides water to around 4000000 people in the city but which could be at risk if the fires spread. we're joined now from sydney by james morris he's a spokesman for the new south wales fire service james thank you so much for talking to us now the weather forecast for us trail in the coming days is extreme heat windy conditions what does that mean for all of you fighting the fires. a local you say yeah good afternoon mariano these are the conditions that we we most fear obviously we're looking at severe and extreme far dangerous for our more populated areas certainly through the sydney area down in the new south wales south coast which of these time of year is a very popular i'll hold my location and we've got a large number of people in that area currently so i obviously are out there advice to them is particularly in reg

as in we didn't you far as stop the far as we have been many of them i mean a largely continue. for a couple of months small mark lean to we say significant right forward thankfully we've got a couple of guys in the tory on our way conditions out more 1st to start to work on tiny they far as but i i just psylocke g.'s our eyes possible to get that work done in the next few days before we say the 8 and we. challenge is going to be ongoing for a number of weeks making sure that we've got half our foreign resources on the ground and now i've played in the. guard to respond you far as continue to support a far as we already have burning in continuing to monitor this situation and provide the community with it for us as quickly as we can all the best you and all of your team there in the days ahead look for a spokesman for. the control center in the tory thank you very much let's get you briefed on some of the other stories making news at this hour the former nissan renault boss carlos gone is in lebanon after leaving japan where he was under house arrest and statement said he was no

coming in from back into state counterparts right across australia as well as international far far as coming from america and canada and they he for $38.00 to deployment which will lay out our crews to have a bit of rest but certainly we've got a long road ahead and they saw it as as you mentioned that have burned out more than 3000000 hoped it is will not be extinguished and that threat won't be reduced to a get significant widespread rhyme which of these studies and on the full cost to at least made to life a very all right change that morris from the new south wales moral fly a 7 thank you so much for talking to us that is very very difficult time. now it is the final weekend of been this league of matches before german soccer takes its annual annual winter break come friday hoffenheim beat dortmund 21 dortmund scored the 1st traffic kimi crossed from our you get so to make it one nil in the 17th minute of whom had to wait until late in the match to reply sagas that dummy unleveled these school in the 87th minute and andrei come out scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. of

including 2 of our own far far as i mean recent days unfortunately jeff an andrew of holes leapai brigade who are out are protecting their community in hard done sorry dane day out for a number of wakes the ses and so a very tragic last day and that brigade holds the proper guide where back out yesterday on the front lawn again in and on behalf of those 2 members sent me a tragic loss james any sign of relief in sight. fortunately nice on of relief in thought i would you have more favorable conditions up in the next 4 or 5 days before we see again an increase in temperature and winds but until we get substantial rhein significant rain for days on end we want to say they far as extinguished we have can time and lawns but that still means they'll be a lot of foreign lands guy for a long time yet of meteorology not predicting any significant for costs of running until at least meet 2 of the end of february so still some months yet and still some of the worst weather yet to come all right james morris from the nice south wales rural fire service thanks for talking to us and all the best to yo

senator is actually a conscious version of subsidies junction on the outskirts of mogadishu but so far we know that 90 people have been hospitalized. on that medical emergency. to figure the death toll bob of 60 double the number at this amount of government initially said dundas also comments from opposition lawmakers are saying that the government is not giving the actual facts on the ground and that the deaths of these over 90 that's according to a former interior national security minister to just about a few minutes ago but that currently in mogadishu a blood donation taking place there right now members of the public. would want to be able to give their blood that's going to block other victims that it is not the militant group al-shabaab or. rather to claim responsibility so it's good that the 3rd day they move addition to her to say that that they have beefed up security in anticipation of more attack to by al-shabaab because it's almost the end of the. well as you say and it's not yet confirmed that al shabaab were the ones behind this attack but is it clear who the intended v

forty's across a lot of areas but it's going to bring a very draw as well so that's going to elevate far by inches and we know the winds are going to start turning around to the west in the northwest which is war so much work has been going on over this last week while conditions are more more out. some 70 fires are burning near sydney new south wales more than 1000 firefighters and now the military are in action across the state trying to contain the fires and prevent them from reaching more and habited areas. where just putting it back in time and law in detroit prevent the far from coming towards coastal villages already more than $850.00 homes have been raised in new south wales. authorities are also working to protect infrastructure surrounding a vital dam west of sydney that provides water to around $4000000.00 people in the city but which could be at risk if the fires spread over more a journalist roger maynard joins us now from sydney so roger were hearing more extreme heat windy conditions are in the forecast in the coming days in australia what is that going to mean for a firef

the far east. district has expanded to include additional regions were moving the capital to vladivostok. since 2015, 1 of the highlights of the year has been the annual eaststn economic forum. daniel, deputy director of the far eastt investment agency is a busy man. right now, in a short space of time, we have signatures of each contract. top state officials are present. chasing investors is his job. the task is to ensure every ruble of public money brings in 10 rubles of drive it investment. >> 3.4 trillion rubles worth of contracts. we have been preparing for this all year. >> there is a good deal of ceremonial pomp. >> [speakingng russian] >> thehere is s a certain kind f investor in russia and in the world prepared to work under the conditions we have here in the far east and you'll with the difficulties. with theal difficulties. we have low population density. low infrastructure. prprojects c can really take of. the feel good in these kinds of places. [applause] >> 270 contracts with 470 bill

well, those are the front pages so far. both of you, thank you very much.you will be back in a little while. that is not quite it for the papers. more to come. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to nigel and jo. and we'll be back for that second review in about half an hourfrom now. but for the moment — goodbye. good evening. many swapped out a dry and often sunny christmas day for a grey and often soggy boxing day. what a lot of rain around, this is how it looked earlier on in the south—east of london. it was not like that were everywhere, bright weather across the far north of scotla nd weather across the far north of scotland and for many as you go through the next few days we go back to something drier, a lot of cloud around on it will feel milder with a rain to be had this evening across parts of wales and southern england and much of the pudding wa

al jazeera live from doha also coming up thousands of protesters in rome denounced the rise of the far right is the so-called solid beams movement grows guilty of corruption so that president bashir is sentenced to 2 years in detention but he plans to appeal. plans for an ambitious new tourist railway through southern mexico's pristine jungle could be devalued by local residents. there are a growing fears international efforts to fight climate change are faltering as the u.n. summit drags on without agreement the cop $25.00 talks in madrid was supposed to end on friday the delegates have so far failed to agree on major points it's been deadlock over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should receive to cope with climate change i request all of the fix. all your training now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sick consensus is that we need to have an ambitious resold. we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially meet you but people you know what countries need us protesters have gathered outside the talks saying dra

the growing popularity of mixed martial arts here in germany and why it's attracting hooligans and far right extremists. but. full contact sport i think that's the thing which is the most appealing for them it's an develop one with the right wing and we see in not only in sports it's we see in a hostile society. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a sobering statistic for those of us who work and report the news in 201949 journalists were killed doing their job and it's yearly reports reporters without borders says that most journalists who were killed were killed in just 5 countries they are syria mexico afghanistan pakistan and somalia the good news is that that number is a 16 year low but a low for the world there is a disturbing trend journalists being detained and arrested arbitrarily and many end up in prison tonight $389.00 journalists are behind bars china tops the list again with a 120 journalists that have been imprisoned now we know that there's 120 that's a guess we have no way of knowing the exact number in c

some on the government who are think about their so called behind them back to go out monday but so far we are arranging the 2 parties and 50 according to official government color and according to the column eddie. is below we thank you very much indeed for that update let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world the remains of 6 people have been recovered following a helicopter crash in hawaii a 7 passenger remains missing the helicopter came down on cole why he island during the sign saying tour along the not poly coast 2 children are reportedly among the dead. in chile and police used tear gas and water cannon to break up anti-government protests demonstrations against president sebastian pinera have rocked the country since october on friday he did a key demand of the protesters and set a date for a referendum on a new constitution. russia's defense minister says its new intercontinental hypersonic missiles became operational on friday according to the kremlin the missiles travel up to 27 times the speed of sound and can make sharp turns allowing

would vote for the for labor or for the democrats and what we've come to the conclusion now is that far more are going to vote for the labor party and the lib dems and that can only be good news whereas you know for the conservative party they were always had quite a significant majority of the leave and that hasn't really changed the campaign. u.s. president donald trump assigned an executive order which he says is intended to end the anti semitism fox their affairs is actually designed to restrict criticism of the israeli government on fisher explains president donald trump has regularly boasted of his pro israel record he did it again as he signed a new executive order this time aimed at fighting what the white house sees as a growing problem of anti semitism on university campuses across the u.s. as this is our message to universities if you want to accept the tremendous amount of federal dollars that you get every year you must reject anti semitism and i essentially the order extends part of the 1964 civil rights act into law the department of education to withhold federal funding

when you say truce though that implies that this is not the far reaching trade deal detroit may have supported no it's not and there's an election next year and his eyes are very much on that he wants to come out as a winner but he's basically focusing on the political on the headline figures and avoiding some of the torn your issues definitely we've seen things that over the period of trump has been in power that the trade deficit has risen from $544000000000.00 to $691000000000.00 despite all these tariffs and despite this sort of trade pressure but at the same time he was pushing for at the beginning at least a more structural trade deal that involved things such as intellectual property property theft from china's local property theft market access are you saying that these issues are being avoided are they going to be worked on later i don't think they're being addressed i think they are being avoided i think one of the things is that with the trade war that china is only doing what it was supposed to be doing on the terms of the w t o it wasn't doing anything new and the big fa

some sinitta has trained in gyms where fighters were kicked out for their extreme far right. views but he believes preventative work and education should be the 1st option if you're a right wing person you just start organizing yourself which is also dangerous because then you don't have an inside in what is happening there and maybe just people start to recruit. other people which is also a dangerous development expert public lament co argues broader start taff to be taken to solve the issue because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control be sickly i think rick ignition and greater regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a long way to ensuring the far right and hooligans don't have a fighting chance to recruit through mixed martial arts. when i tell you football has been rocked by yet another racism controversy this time from the leak itself decision to use portraits of chimpanzees is part of its anti racism campaign some peop

phrenic and thanks very much we'll start our coverage in braman the hosts haven't exactly donald so far this season and find themselves precariously close to the bottom 3 actually thanks to they face on sunday and they ons in the relegation zone this is a yet to win a game on the road this season would prove to be their happy hunting ground. of the blocks and quick to apply pressure on guests they couldn't reward themselves for their. hungry and had chances but. it was on hand for his side when things got dangerous. it certainly wasn't an exhibition of exquisite football sloppy fouls on the other hand 10 a penny for a long time the only ha. ha most distant shots were about all his side could. finally found its way into the net in the 90th minute initially disallowed but then given after an intervention by the video assistant michelle struck was the. one. he's padded sick. victory of the season and the 1st away from home i one from the side down 2 more to go cologne came up a 2nd division champions last season by the relegation play off you think the cologne is a season bonus thing a clu

again, single digits for most but in the far south—west, the far north—west, we'll be up at 10—11 degreeserhaps enough to cause some problems, maybe some localised flooding. it's going to be a windy day for many, particularly in the north—west. steady wind speeds you can see there in the arrows, gusts of 50—60 miles an hour. further south and east, not as windy, and again we'll see some spells of sunshine. nine degrees there in london, but many more spots in double digits by this stage. and it will be milder for all of us by friday, but still quite windy with some rain at times. this is bbc news, the headlines: smaller nations have voiced their fears at the madrid meeting on climate change. micronesia's president told the bbc time is running out for his country. around 50 presidents and prime ministers are taking part. with some of the countries worst—affected, appealing to other nations to do more to combat global warming. a powerful typhoon has hit the largest island in the philippines, with gusts of up to 240km/h and government meteorologists said typhoon kammuri made landfall in the s

that means we're going to continue to threaten the communities that have been cut off far far above change we threaten new communities throughout they skip strange things a very very large far as they are not just been a ski plane now a the burnie in the northeast of as tight and we've also got a number of far as that are very new south wales right across the state border out . of the whole northeast of victoria parts of new south wales that are really suffering from those who knew far as locating ennobling thank you and you. well crowds of protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraq iraqi capital baghdad in response to recent u.s. airstrikes targeting an iran backed iraqi militia u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of focus driving the protests washington says all u.s. personnel at the embassy are safe and that the additional forces will be sent to god the compound. the hezbollah brigade supporters crossed the river tigris in the morning and marched toward the u.s. embassy to demonstrate. their protest began after a funeral service for fighters killed in u.s. air

martial art that could become a hidden menace experts saying the boom in mixed martial arts has allowed far right groups here in germany to recruit new members. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with this we begin with breaking news news on both sides of the atlantic the united states senate has backed sanctions on that controversial nord stream to gas pipeline by a huge majority meaning that the bill has now passed both houses of congress and will go to the president's president to be signed into law. the same sions target a pipeline that's being built under the baltic sea to transport russian natural gas to germany it's supposed to start operating in the coming months the u.s. opposes the project saying that it will increase russia's political influence here in europe the move to implement sanctions could be met by retaliatory measures from the european countries who have invested in the pipeline and that includes germany we'll have more on this story as details become available now to our other big story pope francis has announced sweeping changes to the way the roman catholic church d

al jazeera live from the house so coming up thousands of protesters in iran denounce the rise of the far rises the so-called sardines movement grows lawyers for sudan's former president say dale appeal his conviction for corruption an emergency meeting in the jail is set for sunday to discuss how to respond to an attack on an army camp. international efforts to fight climate change appear to be faltering as a u.n. summit drags on without agreement a cop $25.00 talks in madrid was supposed to end on friday the delegates have failed to agree on emissions targets and how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change i request. all the facts of reality all your strength. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri know this a consensus that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but it's worth it i specially. me view but people you know what countries need. protesters have gathered outside the talks saying draft deals don't go far enough many say delegates are failing the people and the planets i think it's a disastr

it's a platform for hooligans and members of the far right it's a full contact sport saw. for sure if you're viewing this from the perspective that it's also useful good or could be useful using this in the street i think that's the thing which is the most appealing for them. countless promotional videos shared online demonstrate hooligans and right wing extremists are using the sport to prepare themselves for violence and as a means to recruit new members. it's common to see m.m.a. trained hooligans working out in football uniforms of clubs with known far right elements in their fanbase. to the games and far right fighters have their own spaces for training and events this is possible because mixed martial arts is not officially recognised as a sport in germany and lacks a single overriding governing body all this means it's nearly impossible to regulate sampson it's a steers clear of hooligans but knows right wing recruitment is a problem. the scene may in germany should be aware of and should talk about it because it's a developed one with the right wing we see in not o

well so far now the government has spoken very little about this they're saying that people must remain calm they must not take to the streets as much and they're trying to assure people that their prime concern that this law will affect indian muslims is unfounded they're saying that this law doesn't have anything to do with indian citizenship as an indian citizen that has to do with granting citizenship to migrants from other countries people of course are not agreeing with this as much they want dialogue with the government they want a delusion but the government's stance is also clear and in other aspects they have come out your leaders have come out and said the law has been passed that is what it is and also just yesterday of the government put out a media why is that it getting media channels in india to stop showing divison of anti a national content that while it's india's national integrity it was deafening to the protests so clearly the government sees the protests as just the doings of miscreants and what they call anti-social elements and large representatives of ballots ci

to give the green light. >> it is far from pyongyang, far from seoul, far from washington. it's not political. it's only tourism, so it's the key. >> reporter: the key that south korean officials fear is slipping through their hands. paula hancocks, cnn, near the dmz, south korea. >>> the longest u.n. climate talks on record end in disappointment. next here, why the marathon in madrid did not deliver the goods climate activists so hoped for. >>> also ahead, political backlash. china pulling coverage of sunday's arsenault/manchester city match over one player's tweet. we'll tell you about it. every kind of lash...volums ...for a sensational full-fan effect. lash sensational. only from maybelline new york. denny's delivers for free whether it's celebrations. or silent night's. here... or there. now, get whatever your craving delivered to you for free. see you at dennys.com the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the p

and will be wrapping up a crazy campaign so far leipsic left it late as they stormed to the bundesliga summit and what's been the tightest title race in a decade. welcome to the bonus they get here on the debut i'm nick mechanic line and joining me in the studio for the breakdown of all things the german football are 2 seasoned members of auburn this nigga team welcome to the finals of the place to be an answer to my left at mccambridge thank you dixon very festive christmas it's good to have you both here let's kick off and there's a lot of who welcomed a team who have taken to the bundesliga like a duck to water after a rough start their maiden top flight campaign they buckle down and find them some found themselves close at the european places in the relegation zone heading into the final match day. last season just pulled off was the over achieving new boys in the division this time around that has been the story of the new campaign still it was the home side who drew 1st blood in the 38th minute difference goal kicker was helped along by oliver fink and ruben henning's how much he

has a dark side it's a platform for hooligans and members of the far right. for contact sport saw. for sure if you're viewing this from the perspective that it's also useful good or could be useful using the street i think that's the thing which is the most appealing for them. countless promotional videos shared online demonstrate hooligans and right wing extremists are using the sport to prepare themselves for violence and as a means to recruit new members. it's common to see m.m.a. trained hooligans working out in football uniforms of clubs with known far right elements in their fanbase. hooligans and far right fighters have their own spaces for training and events this is possible because mixed martial arts is not officially recognised as a sport in germany and lacks a single overriding governing body all this means it's nearly impossible. to regulate sampson needs a steers clear of hooligans that knows right wing recruitment is a problem. the scene. should be aware of and should talk about because it's a developed one with the right wing we see not only in sports. he's trained

far does from right across new south wales which are focusing on it on areas rather a rotter around the blue mountains west of sydney and northern sydney around the hawks free area and down on the south coast of new south wales around joe spy in sussex inlet there with a number of blazes continuing to burn threatening properties right across as far grounds can you give us an idea of how bad the damage has been over the past 24 hours look at this stage we're still trying to ascertain the damage certainly of the last 12 hours where were you saying reports of widespread property loss especially through the blue mountains and in some south western sydney around the the. area and the human heart eyesight will assess those overcoming dies we are largely talking in excess of $23.00 to potentially even 50 harms destroyed unfortunately we still have one person which is unaccounted for and hopefully tomorrow will form some some good news but certainly you know a grim harvest if for a number of reports from from that area in north western sydney secondly huge pressure on the firefighters not t

thousands of people are told to evacuate as flames close it almost certainly a 2nd largest city now that far fighters are struggling against bushfires fanned by strong winds and school sheen temperatures lightning started more than a dozen new fans overnight or so coming on 3 years in jail for the scientist who claimed he created the world's 1st genetically edited baby the chinese court says that the full capacity disrupted the medical to do which is on the rise clinical experiment. and remembering victims of the holocaust one stumbling stone at its heart we take a look at a german artist memorial project known as the shelter shack dedicated to preserving the memory of individuals killed by the nazis. and heaven are free glad you could join us in australia a new heat wave is igniting more bushfires increasing the toll that the blazes off taking across the country now $100000.00 people have been urged to flee 5 melbourne suburbs as flames are encroaching on the victoria state capital a volunteer firefighter has been killed battling a separate far in the countryside tent victim of the blazes n

investigators have not sd anything so far about the motive or if theyhave anyone in custody yet. a travel warning this morning for your holiday season heth officials they are warning of a measles exposure. >>at 5 us airports reid binion tells us those airports. >>one more thing to worry about this travel season, a measles scare healtofficials say an unidentified pern believed to have contracted the disease whe traveling in europe in late novber visited the austin-bergstrom international airport in austin texas last week that individual became ill on december, the 14th and developed a rash on december, the 17th on that same day december 17th, he boarded a flight from austin chicago united flight 7.. i was a connecting flighto virginia health ficials in chicago and viinia are also investigating possible exposures at o'hare airport and richmond ternatial that on december 11 3 ls say unvaccinated children wit measles visiting from new zeala likely exposed travelers at denr and los angeles international airport's, 's important to remember measles can be a deadly diseasimmunization rem

thousands are stranded in eastern astray leah's more than 250 new fars a report says in a day and a half. i'm home i had seen and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a powerful iraqi shia group says it will hit back after u.s. airstrikes killed dozens of its fighters. carlist gone flees corruption charges in japan the foreman a son when a chief makes a surprise arrival in lebanon. anted for tat expulsions over of runaway presidents the escalating disputes between spain bolivia and mexico. parts of southeastern australia have come to red haze says bush fires burn out of control for thousands of australians the beach has become their only escape the last few days have seen flames spread particularly in the state of victoria where $260.00 new fars were counted in just 36 hours including near the time of. charlotte dallas as this reports. as a massive wildfire rolled towards the town of miller kusa $4000.00 people fled towards the beach those with boats went one step further as an alibi fronts come through. never onside but sound got to get out of the jobs of the crowd that's ap

and i'm going to thanks very much we'll start coverage in braman the hosts haven't exactly donald so far this season and find themselves precariously close to the bottom 3 it's actually thanks to size like possible in who they face on sunday they ons in the relegation zone that is yet to win a game on the road this season would prove to be their happy hunting ground. of the blocks and quick to apply pressure on the guests but they couldn't reward themselves for their efforts. hungry and had chances but brendan keep it was on hand for his side when things got dangerous. it certainly was. wasn't an exhibition of exquisite football sloppy fouls on the other hand with 10 a penny for a long time the only highlights were in cloudy or pits out of his freshly died here how most distant shots were about all the side could produce. the ball finally found its way into the net in the 90th minute initially disallowed but then given after an intervention by the video assistant michelle struck was the winner the one nil victory in bremen is padded one second victory of the season and the 1st away from

again, single digits for most but in the far south—west, the far north—west, we'll be up at 10—11 degreescotland, perhaps enough to cause some problems, maybe some localised flooding. it's going to be a windy day for many, particularly in the north—west. steady wind speeds you can see there in the arrows, gusts of 50—60 miles an hour. further south and east, not as windy, and again we'll see some spells of sunshine. nine degrees there in london, but many more spots in double digits by this stage. and it will be milder for all of us by friday, 00:29:09,473 --> 2147483051:51:19,451 but still quite windy 2147483051:51:19,451 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 with some rain at times. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: a fight to the death. the fears of smaller nations are heard at the madrid meeting on climate change. micronesia's president tells us time is running out. not taking action would be a calamity, as far as we are concerned. so there's no time, the clock is ticking. mass evacuations as typhoon kammuri makes landfall. we are live in the philippines with the latest. five w

more than $32000.00 rape cases that year together with unreported cases the total is believed to be far higher because the gauge al-jazeera. or now to france where violence has broken out at protests around the country where a nationwide strike has caused major disruption the demonstrators are angry about present emanuel micron's reforms to simplify the country's costly pension system they say his dismantling workers' rights while not crown says there that his reforms will make it fairer and will save public money has more from paris. there were people from all walks of french life teaches students and lawyers joint transport and health workers in central paris part of a nationwide strike protesting against the government's plans to reform the pension system they fear the changes would force them to work for more years and reduce their payouts if we're here to try and preserve our conscience system which is one of the best in europe and we don't want to go backwards micron's reforms are destroying french society. it looks like it will have to retire even later. money in. the demonstrati

back as far as. i. was especially. through the blue mountains. now i lost. that 1100000 hits. we ran 3 fatalities and we stand sorry fox at 3500000. we've seen fatalities including. as we said we're only still early on into us some a period without worsening areas are in january and february still to come. james. thanks for that. thanks very much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in chile police used tear gas and water cannon to break up anti-government protests on friday demonstrations against president sebastian pinera have rocked the country since october on friday vieira heeded a key demand of protesters and set a date for a new referee for a referendum on a new constitution. russia's defense minister says its new intercontinental hypersonic missiles became operational on friday the kremlin says the missiles travel up to 27 times the speed of sound and can make sharp turns allowing them to evade little intercept systems. in the gulf of oman iran has

agencies so far this year american bombers and unmanned drone strikes have killed a record number of $600.00 people including children and wounded $300.00 more these angry villagers staged a protest after a recent u.s. bombing killed 20 pine knot workers who were resting under a tree. is the rural communities that are suffering the most in the bombing and fighting. broke with this but our villages destroyed our mosques destroyed other villages as well we lost our people our lives documents will every family lost loved ones including women and children. the wall will eventually come to an end but it's clear there will be no winners tony berkeley al jazeera province. several protesters have been injured in lebanon's capital after security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds on saturday people are still angry over the endemic corruption and sectarianism hundreds gathered in beirut as part of the latest anti-government demonstration riot police beat and detained some protesters after they tried to break into a barricaded area thousands of supporters of the down sa

impeachment is something that was done to sway the far left of the base. right now that's not what the democratic party wants. they want somebody to take it to trump. they did that. pelosi had to go with that finally in the house. what happened? you saw the president's numbers rise, the number of people that were for impeachment drop. this is good for the president, bad for the democrats. think about it. here's what's interesting. after the house voted for impeachment, pelosi did two things. she put usmca on the agenda. she wanted to pivot as quick as possible to make those in trump districts to walk the plank. it's not just about impeachment. the other thing that i thought was interesting, the morning after the vote when reporters were asking about it, she says i don't want to talk about impeachment anymore. you knew it wasn't going well. you do something this historic, the third president to be impeach, you claim it's urgent, must be done. he's a danger. yet the next day you don't want to talk about and hold the impeachment articles back. they know this

as they did back in dante 94 and even back as far as 60 where we saw a significant foz especially to sydney and through the blue mountains but by far out i lost plus the ses not believe today that $1100000.00 hits him is. bent our we are round 3 fatalities and they say that we stand sorry 5 at $3500000.00 hated is how we've seen fatalities including to force the ses in and as we said we're only still early on into us on a period where they are worsening areas around january or february still to come. james morris from the new south wales rural fire service thanks for that. thanks very much. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. russia's defense minister says his new intercontinental hypersonic missiles became operational on friday the kremlin says the missiles travel up to 27 times the speed of sound and to make sharp turns allowing them to evade missile intercept systems. in the gulf oh man iran has begun naval exercises with his russian and chinese allies the drills are taking place near a vital transit route for the world's oil tankers

their work is far from over.e heat are forecast for south—eastern australia from tomorrow. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the cabinet office is contacting all those named in the new year's honours list, after their home addresses were accidentally published online. the list of more than 1,000 recipients — including sir elton john, cricketer ben stokes, mp iain duncan smith and the former director of public prosecutions alison saunders — was uploaded to an official website on friday evening and removed around an hour later. the government has apologised and referred the data breach to the regulator. a british woman whose husband and two children drowned in a swimming pool in a spanish resort on christmas eve has said she may pursue an independent investigation, according to her lawyer. a spanish police report said that tests had found nothing wrong with the pool — and suggested that gabriel diya, his nine—year—old daughter and 16—year—old son, had got out of their depth. let's go now to our europe correspondent ga

shocked shocked as far as i feel. we don't know she'll share this truth. and in this trial i'm sure. you. will still love no children. islamic states claims responsibility for friday stabbing attack in london which left 2 people dead. here as democrats strategists who work for barack obama are accused of creating fake local news in a bid to sway the 2020 alexion. the biggest shopping day of the year isn't just about an extravaganza as reports emerge of black fridays less attractive aspects from bromance to environmental damage. well those are the headlines and that's it for me for now don you hawkins will be here next down to take you through all the latest news from around the world here on altie international.